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Anthony Joshua Back in the gym and continuing recovery car accident in nigeria This killed two of his close friends.
The former world heavyweight champion was injured in the December 29 incident in which his fitness coach Sina Ghami and trainer Latif ‘Latz’ Ayodele were both killed.
The friends were traveling on a nearby main road. Lagos when their vehicle struck a stationary truck.
Joshua was injured, but Discharged after two days.
In a statement posted on X at the time, Lagos The state information commissioner, Gbenga Omotoso, said Joshua was “considered clinically healthy and can be treated at home”.
The boxer has now posted a video on Snapchat showing him working out, hitting the pads and riding a stationary bike.
One segment is titled “Psychic Power Therapy.”
The Watford-born Nigerian boxer is on holiday in the country he defeated jake paul The fatal collision occurred 10 days before in Miami.
Wednesday, Sponsored Eddie Hearn explain He believes Joshua will return to the ring When he has had time to heal.
He told Sky Sports: “He needs time physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually before making a decision about his future. I do think he will want to return to the ring but that will be his decision when the time comes.”
“It’s certainly not a conversation I’m going to have with him any time soon. The only conversation is ‘Are you OK?’ Sometimes we find that people will act like they’re OK, but what happened to him wasn’t normal and it’s heartbreaking for everyone involved.
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“When the time comes, I’m sure he’ll make a decision and you’ll hear it from him. That’s the only voice you should listen to in that regard and we’ll give him time to make a decision and heal.”